The Government of Denmark has sealed a framework agreement to build a wind energy hub on an artificial island in the North Sea that could have about 10 GW generating capacity.
Phase I of the project represents about DKK210 billion (US$33.9 billion) of investment. The artificial island will be located about 80 km off Denmark's west coast with around 12 hectares in size.
The energy hub is expected to be operational by 2033.
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February 12, 2021
Lundbeck signs PPA with Better Energy for 34 MW solar PV project in Vordingborg
H. Lundbeck A/S has signed a seven-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Better Energy for the development of the 34 MW solar photovoltaic project located in the municipality of Vordingborg, Denmar...
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January 26, 2021
Nel awarded contract for Fredericia hydrogen project
Nel ASA has been awarded a 20 MW electrolyzer contract with Everfuel A/S (Everfuel) for the green hydrogen production facility adjacent to the Fredericia refinery in Denmark. Nel has entered into an...
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January 22, 2021
Consortium receives funding to investigate offshore hydrogen production
The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking (FCH2-JU), a public-private partnership of the European Commission, has awarded the consortium behind the OYSTER project, consisting of ITM Power, &Osla...
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January 15, 2021
Preferred bidders selected for USD2.52 billion Offshore wind project in Denmark
The Danish Energy Agency has prequalified a total of six consortia and companies to participate in the tender for Denmark's largest offshore wind farm to date "Thor Offshore Wind Farm" with a capacity...
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January 15, 2021
AURA invests in Danish Thorup-Sletten wind farm project
AURA Energi has reached an agreement with Eurowind Energy A/S to acquire 50% of K/S Thorup-Sletten, which is the predominant part of Denmark’s largest land-based wind park. The park is located b...
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